books by Impact     books:       Incredible Comic Book Women with Tom Nguyen: The Kick-Ass Guide to Drawing Hot Babes!1 review Tom Nguyen Impact, 2010 An Above-Average Book on a Difficult Subject Let's get this out of the way first - "Incredible Comic Book Women" is not the only book you'll ever need in order to draw comic book women well. No single such book exists. Okay, now that we've cleared the air, "Incredible Comic Book Women" is probably the best book out there specifically dealing with how to draw the women of comics. Christopher Hart has written a book on the subject (How to ...             GRAFF: The Art & Technique of Graffiti11 reviews Scape Martinez Impact, 2009 Amazing Book..... This book has provided countless hours of enjoyment for my teen who is interested in graffiti art. The book is of immense practical and educational benefit and has proven to be one of my son's most-loved possessions. Thank you Scape Martinez!!!             Mechanika: Creating the Art of Science Fiction with Doug Chiang23 reviews Doug Chiang Impact, 2008 Great book This is a great book on mechanical design. I like how the author shows a multitude of techniques with a small set of tools. There's lots of examples with clear and concise descriptions, and lots of unique designs to learn by. The book is beginner friendly, but will have something for the experienced artist as well.             Bold Visions: A Digital Painting Bible20 reviews Gary Tonge Impact, 2008 Awesome and inspiring I bought this book hoping it would have some far out imagery to inspire me. I was not disappointed. Gary Tonge is a talented digital artist and his creative streak really shows through. This is not, however, much of a how to book. The examples are brief step by steps. If you're looking for a PhotoShop how too book, this is not the book for you. But if you love SciFi art and like to have ...             Vanishing Point: Perspective for Comics from the Ground Up24 reviews Jason Cheeseman-Meyer Impact, 2007 A must for every comic illustrator whether amateur or pro Probably one of the very best books about perspective creation. Takes the reader from the initiation level to the most serious professional one by a series of step-by-step tutorials. It is a must for every comic illustrator, whether US realistic style, European (Belgian) "clear line" realistic or humoristic illustrator, or manga-style. The only point not covered by this manual is shadows but, on ...             Hi-Fi Color For Comics: Digital Techniques for Professional Results29 reviews Brian Miller, Kristy Miller Impact, 2008 Thorough and clear. I have been coloring for years, writing professionally for about 5 years, and teaching Photoshop coloring for the past two. I didn't think there would be much I could get from this book but I picked it up to see how the information was organized and presented. There are a few points that I disagree with but overall, this is an amazing resource for beginner and intermediate colorists. I ...             Draw Furries: How to Create Anthropomorphic and Fantasy Animals14 reviews Lindsay Cibos, Jared Hodges Impact, 2009 Amazing I have owned quite a few drawing or "How-to-Draw" books and have seen many but "Draw Furries" is much different. Many of the other books were very complicated and black and white other than a few pictures. "Draw Furries" not only helped me to get the concept, but also did it in a simple and fun way. The art is not only AMAZING but the colors make you feel confident. Also, there are many things in ...             Making Faces: Drawing Expressions For Comics And Cartoons9 reviews 8Fish Impact, 2008 Terrific instruction on drawing expressions The book uses cartoon faces to show you how to express emotions. Because expressions are more extreme in cartoons, you learn what to do easily. I plan to use these skills in making drawings for carving caricature figures. Neat stuff.             100 Ways to Create Fantasy Figures9 reviews Francis Tsai Impact, 2008 This is an idea book, not a technique book Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RMYPK3M2E2IZE First of all, let me say that this book brings back memories of me playing Magic The Gathering cards. A lot of the illustrations in the book are from Wizards of the Coast. Francis Tsai is a concept artist and you can find his work on [...]. This book is not really on art techniques, there are no step-by-step tutorials to follow ...             Dracopedia: A Guide to Drawing the Dragons of the World3 reviews William O'Connor Impact, 2009 Dracopedia I just bought this book, and it is truly amazing. As a Dragon artist, drawing dragons in a realistic light, I have been frustrated with other book on drawing dragons. This book covers many different types of dragons though out history and various cultures, including the actual history of each dragon as mentioned in its culture. Using both illustration and comments you get a real feel for each ...             Comic Artist's Photo Reference - People & Poses: Book/CD Set with 1000+ Color Images (Comic Artists Reference)25 reviews Buddy Scalera Impact, 2006 Essential One of things first things to do while getting started as an artist is to build as big a reference library as possible. The utility of the classic "morgue" can never be emphasized enough. First it is an essential element in studying poses, people, expressions, and learning from it. Particularly for the self-taught, in the absence of regular life drawing, and drawing from models, the reference ...             Master Digital Color: Styles Tools Techniques4 reviews Brian Miller, Kristy Miller Impact, 2010 Expands On Previous Hi-Fi Book This is a great sequel to Hi-Fi Color for Comics which I felt was a very informative digital coloring manual. There is a section of this book which explains how to use the Flats Channel to another degree to help give your project a more "animation" type feel. Also this book goes into more detail in how to render a figure's overall appearance to show the subtlety needed to give your character a ...             Dreamscapes: Creating Magical Angel, Faery & Mermaid Worlds In Watercolor17 reviews Stephanie Pui-Mun Law Impact, 2008 So complete!! This author did not leave out a single step. I was impressed and surprised at the artist's willingness to share so thoroughly the process of creating a great piece of work. Kudos! and thank you for helping the aspiring artists of the world so unselfishly.             DragonArt46 reviews Jessica "Neon Dragon" Peffer Impact, 2005 DragonArt I purchased this book for my daughter to expand on her current skill level. It has given her many new ideas, & techniques to draw things she has struggled w/ in the past. Worth the investment.             Face Off: How to Draw Amazing Caricatures & Comic Portraits18 reviews Harry Hamernik Impact, 2006 Best caricature book by far I read thru the entire book and then went thru it again. The book is informational and contains all the elements that go into a very good caricature. If you follow along as you read with a pencil and paper you should be quite an accomplished caricaturist when you finish this book. I most highly recommend this book, it is a must have for any caricature artist or cartoonist.             DreamScapes Myth & Magic: Create Legendary Creatures and Characters in Watercolor1 review Stephanie Pui-Mon Law Impact, 2010 Gorgeous Book Delivers! This book is both beautiful to look at and practical to use. I have the first Dreamscapes book and had high hopes for this one as well. It DID NOT disappoint. Lots of new information,wonderful samples and Ms.Pui-Mun Law's easy style make this book a diamond amongst pearls! I will be using this for a long time to come. What could make this book even better? 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